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Officer delegated decision Due: 01 April 2016 Section 106 and CIL Monitoring Costs 2015/16 & Strategic Transport Study Funding Wards: All Report Authorized by: Strategic Director for Neighborhoods

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How to fill out section 106 and cil

1. To fill out section 106, follow these steps:
2. Read the instructions and requirements for section 106 carefully.
3. Gather all necessary documents and information related to the project or activity.
4. Begin by providing basic details about the project, such as its name, location, and purpose.
5. Clearly describe the proposed work or development and its potential impact on historic properties.
6. Identify any historic properties or cultural resources that may be affected by the project.
7. Consult with relevant parties, such as local historic preservation offices or stakeholders, to gather additional information or input.
8. Analyze the potential adverse effects of the project on historic properties and propose appropriate mitigation measures.
9. Submit the completed section 106 form and supporting documents to the appropriate reviewing agency or authority for review and approval.
11. To fill out CIL (Community Infrastructure Levy), follow these steps:
12. Understand the requirements and guidelines of the specific local authority regarding CIL.
13. Determine whether your development is liable for CIL and whether you need to submit a CIL form.
14. Provide accurate details about the development, such as its address, purpose, and size.
15. Calculate the CIL liability based on the chargeable development area and the applicable rate.
16. Attach all necessary supporting documents, such as plans, drawings, and calculations, to the CIL form.
17. Submit the completed CIL form and supporting documents to the relevant local authority or CIL collecting authority for assessment.
18. Pay the calculated CIL liability according to the local authority's payment procedures and deadlines.
19. Keep records and proofs of payment for future reference or potential audits.

Who needs section 106 and cil?

1. Section 106 and CIL may be needed by individuals, organizations, or developers who are planning a project or development that may have an impact on historic properties or require community infrastructure provision.
2. Anyone undertaking construction, renovation, or development activities in areas with historic sites or designated conservation areas may need to go through the process of section 106 and CIL.
3. Local authorities typically require compliance with section 106 and CIL regulations to ensure the preservation of historic assets and the provision of necessary community infrastructure.
4. Architects, engineers, and builders involved in projects that may affect historic properties or require infrastructure levy may also need to be familiar with section 106 and CIL.

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What is section 106 and cil?

Section 106 is a provision of the National Historic Preservation Act that requires federal agencies to consider the effects of their undertakings on historic properties. CIL stands for Conservation of Industrial Land, which is a process aimed at preserving industrial sites and infrastructure.

Who is required to file section 106 and cil?

Federal agencies are required to file section 106 as part of their project planning and development process. CIL may be filed by developers or landowners interested in preserving industrial land.

How to fill out section 106 and cil?

Filling out section 106 involves identifying historic properties, assessing their significance, and consulting with stakeholders. CIL involves evaluating the industrial site's historical and architectural merit and considering conservation strategies.

What is the purpose of section 106 and cil?

The purpose of section 106 is to ensure that federal projects consider and protect historic properties. CIL aims to preserve industrial heritage and promote sustainable development.

What information must be reported on section 106 and cil?

Information on historic properties, impact assessments, consultation efforts, and mitigation measures must be reported on section 106. CIL reports may include historical background, site analysis, and conservation recommendations.